Villas in Peloponnese
The Peloponnese gives you everything you could want from a traditional Greek holiday. From relaxing on a secluded, sandy beach overlooked by nothing except a single taverna, to following in the footsteps of the ancient Greeks by exploring the dozens of historical sites nearby – this lovely part of Greece has it all. Fantastic views combining the coastline and the mountains covered with olive trees are typical of this beautiful region. Stretching from south west of Athens down to the picture-postcard coastal villages of the Mani, visitors to the Peloponnese can combine the tranquility normally associated with the quietest of Greek islands with the opportunity to sample a bit more of what the country has to offer. Medieval remains, old Venetian castles and Byzantine palaces provide a glimpse into a glorious past, and for those with a passion for the history of sport, Olympia, where the Olympics first took place, gives visitors a fascinating insight into the origins of the Games.
View villas in PeloponnesePeloponnese - Stunning coastlines in a legendary setting
Travel to the southernmost coastline of the southernmost peninsula and you’ll discover what many others have not. Here our Peloponnese villas are one of our best kept secrets. Few destinations can boast such a rich ancient history, beautiful coastal landscapes and idyllic lifestyle. Learn more about Peloponnese
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Aghios Nikolaos
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The fishing village of Aghios Nikolaos, is close to the wonderful Pantazi beach, which benefits from the natural shade of the tamarisk trees and the dramatic backdrop of the mountains beyond.
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Kardamili
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The Taygetos mountain range creates a perfect backdrop to Kardamili, a painters and poets’ landscape with ever changing scenery and aquamarine waters of a blue flag beach and truly spectacular coastline.
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Methoni
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The Venetian castle is the focal point of the charming village of Methoni. Situated on the west coast of the Messinia, Methoni is one of the richest fishing villages and also boasts some great beaches.
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Stoupa
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Stoupa’s two sandy beaches are a real highlight of this charming village. Natural springs bring ice cool water down from mountains, making the sea gloriously refreshing!
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Koroni
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Koroni is small, sleepy, Venetian influenced fishing village, complete with its very own castle. Full of narrow cobbled streets and pretty houses; it is positioned on a steep hill-side near the most south-western point of Peloponnese.
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Local cuisine in Peloponnese
Culinary experts will know that Kalamata, the second largest city in the Peloponnese, lends its name to the succulent dark olives so prevalent in the region. Peloponnese cuisine is typically Greek, with an abundance of fresh, simple ingredients forming the basis of the local specialities. Lemons, figs, olives; freshly caught fish, lamb and feta cheese aged in barrels all feature widely, supplemented by timeless classics like chicken souvlaki and moussaka
Hints of history in Peloponnese
Few parts of the world are so rich in the history of human civilisation. From the moment you enter the ‘gateway to the Peloponnese’ at Corinth, home to the famous canal, you are never far away from a place steeped in legend. From the ancient cities of Sparta & Olympia, through to the remains of tiny local settlements dotted across the whole region, there is a reminder of a bygone era everywhere you care to look.
On the beach in Peloponnese
Characterised by shallow, crystal clear waters, the beaches of the Peloponnese are perfect for adults and children alike. There are plenty to choose from too, ranging from those with a stretch of golden sand to tiny coves where you could be the only ones soaking up the sun. Many of them benefit from the natural shade provided by olive or tamarisk trees, or if you’d prefer, just nip to a beachside taverna for a cooling drink..!
Atmospheric evenings in Peloponnese
For many of us, nothing beats sitting by the sea front in the early evening, enjoying a drink whilst watching the little fishing boats chug in and out of the harbour before deciding on where to go for dinner. You might be in the mood for a romantic night time stroll or just for a quiet supper in a tiny taverna watching the gorgeous sunset – the choice is yours…!
Not to be missed...
Visit the acropolis at Stoupa for a panoramic view of the village and sea beyond.
Venture inland to explore the ruins of ancient civilisations.
For the more adventurous, take a day trip to Olympia, site of the original Olympic Games
Experience a stunning Greek sunset whilst enjoying an alfresco dinner at a harbour-side taverna
Buy the freshest of fish for your evening meal from the local fishermen at Aghios Nikolaos
Have a break from the beach for a day and take a drive into the mountains